Description

About this Onsite Workshop

Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of Street Art with this hands-on workshop designed to inspire and empower educators. Dive into the question“What is art, and what is damage?” as a springboard for creative exploration and critical thinking.

The morning session showcases two real-world examples of inquiry-based Street Art programs led by Dee Zabel, tailored to both primary and secondary schools.

In the afternoon, roll up your sleeves and master a variety of Street Art techniques as you design and decorate your own wooden skateboard deck! These skills are not only fun but also highly engaging, offering a new way to captivate your students and bring contemporary artists into your art program.

Techniques covered include: spray painting, stenciling, using paint markers.
(There will also be alternative, non-aerosol methods & mediums explored to engage all student levels and accessibility)

In this workshop, you will:

Explore Street Art and Artists.
Discuss “What is art, and what is damage?”
Consider how street art has evolved and changed to include a range of materials and techniques.
Create your own wooden skateboard.
Explore multiple mediums and techniques including spray paint, stenciling, and paint markers.
Learn how to adapt techniques for all levels and abilities.
Discuss classroom tips, set-up, extension ideas and display options.
Share feedback, questions and outcomes with the group & presenter.

Whats Included:

Live In-Person Workshop with Dee Zabel
Teachers Resource Notes
All Materials Provided
Catering included

Please Note: Catering is included for this live onsite workshop. Please advise dietary requirements when booking.